The Pilot Project named Operation Loango was initiated in 2001. The aim of Operation Loango was to develop low-impact eco-tourism and conservation in Gabon through the concept of ‘tourism pays for conservation’. The project offered small groups of tourists the opportunity to intimatelyexperience the unique, diverse and intact ecosystems in and around Loango National Park.

In 2007, the pilot project was wrapped up successfully and its activities formalised into three divisions: Africa’s Eden for eco-tourism, Africa’s Connection-SCD Aviation for regional aviation and Société de Conservation et Développement for research, park management and educational activities. The name Operation Loango is now used only for research activities in Loango National park.

In West Central Africa, Africa’s Eden offers a diverse range of tours and exclusive, comfortable accommodation for the passionate traveller looking for unspoiled, raw nature.Our current eco-tourism activities are based in Gabon, São Tomé & Príncipe, yet we continue to expand to other regions in West Central Africa. On the website of Africa's Eden we will keep you informed about the newest destinations.

For more information about Loango Lodge and our other accommodations: www.africas-eden.com

Loango Lodge	Evengue island	Akaka forrest camp
Tassi savanna camp	Petit Loango camp	Pt. St. Catherine camp

OPERATION LOANGO ENTERS A NEW PHASE …

new name:

Africa's eden

new destinations:

Sao Tome & principe

new energy:

To continue providing spectacular trips and good service to our customer

'I literally want to see as many people on earth as possible to see this place and to fall in love with it'                 J. Michael Fay

Mike Fay ended his Megatransect at the beautiful beach of Petit Loango. Mike Fay (WCS) and Nick Nicols (National Geographic), spend months in Loango National Park to make some beautiful documentaries for TV and magazines. Operation Loango offers the opportunity to experience 'Africa's last Eden' through various low-impact activities. Special trips that include Akaka, PT. St. Catherine, Tassi and Petit Loango will show you the highlights of the park that were shown in National Geographic. You can chose to stay in our lodges and tented camps, but it's also possible to go on multiple day trip hikes through the forest with our eco-guides.

For more information, please visit our NEW website:

Mike Fay section

Loango National Park

Akaka Bush Camp & Petit Loango Trail

Pte. Ste. Catherine Beach Camp

Tassi Savannah Camp

Evengué Lodge